Patient's question:
Now the country has relaxed the two-child policy, and I also want a second child, so I need to take care of my health. Currently, everything is fine for me, except for mild adnexitis. Doctor, can I get pregnant with mild adnexitis? Will it affect the child?Doctor's answer:
Mild adnexal inflammation will never affect normal conception and childbirth. However, for women of this age who are planning to have a second child, it is best to undergo a comprehensive pre-pregnancy checkup at the hospital. The most important tests to perform are tubal patency testing or contrast imaging, as chronic adnexal inflammation can easily lead to tubal blockage, affecting normal conception. If the hospital's examination confirms that the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, the menopause is normal, and the husband's sperm quality is also normal, then you can start preparing for pregnancy.